IPERS

Have you logged in to My Account, your IPERS retirement toolkit? This video explains how to do it. youtu.be/j-DTkoNiTqU

The @IowaStateFair started today! While you’re there, visit the IPERS booth in the Varied Industries Building. Our retirement benefit counselors will be on hand to answer your questions.

Are you thinking about retirement? Creating a Secure Retirement webinars explain how IPERS, Social Security, Medicare and personal savings work together to ensure your retirement security. View the upcoming schedule and register here: bit.ly/IPERS-CSRs

IPERS death benefits provide financial protection to eligible beneficiaries. They are designed to ease the financial strain that may follow the death of the loved one. Learn more on our Member Death Benefits page. ipers.org/members/member-dea…

Employees and their employers contribute to IPERS a set percentage of the employees' wages. Contribution rates for FY2025 remain unchanged. Learn more: bit.ly/IPERSContributions

Be aware of official-looking scam emails that attempt to obtain personal information by directing you to a fraudulent link. Fill out this form if you believe you received fraudulent communication. ipers.org/report-fraud

IPERS' Road to Retirement tool can help you know what your membership group, age and years in IPERS-covered employment mean to your journey. Speed toward understanding your individual retirement information now! ipers.org/road-to-retirement

RAGBRAI riders end their ride in Burlington today. In FY2023, IPERS members in Des Moines County received $28.8 million in retirement benefit payments.

RAGBRAI riders: Chances are you’re cycling alongside an IPERS member, as one in 10 Iowans does or will receive IPERS benefits. Today, RAGBRAI stops in Henry County, home to 1,095 IPERS benefit recipients.

Ottumwa will see an economic boost as @RAGBRAI_IOWA riders arrive today. In FY2023, IPERS benefits provided a $25 million lift to the Wapello County economy.

Knoxville is today's @RAGBRAI_IOWA stop. Last year, IPERS benefit payments totaled over $20.8 million in Marion County.

Today thousands of @RAGBRAI_IOWA riders are enjoying the local attractions in Winterset. IPERS recipients in Madison County receive an average of $19,184 in annual benefit payments that help support those local businesses.

Today @RAGBRAI_IOWA stops in Cass County where residents received $14.3 million in IPERS benefit payments in FY2023. Just as cyclists support local businesses, IPERS retirees do too!

Today @RAGBRAI_IOWA stops in Cass County where residents received $14.3 million in IPERS benefit payments in FY2023. Just as cyclists support local businesses, IPERS retirees do too!

RAGBRAI stops in Red Oak today. In FY2023, Montgomery County received $9.8 million in IPERS benefit payments.

.@RAGBRAI kicks off in Glenwood today. Like RAGBRAI, IPERS benefits provide an important boost to businesses across the state. In FY2023, Mills County residents received over $17 million in IPERS benefit payments.

Congratulations and thank you to IPERS' FY2024 Employee of the Year, Rashedul Rashed. 👏

If you're returning to IPERS-covered employment after you retire, it may affect your IPERS benefits. Check out our Returning to Work Life Stage page for more information. ipers.org/retirees/returning…

Are you thinking about retirement? Creating a Secure Retirement webinars explain how IPERS, Social Security, Medicare and personal savings work together to ensure your retirement security. View the upcoming schedule and register here: bit.ly/IPERS-CSRs

The @IowaStateFair starts one month from today! While you’re there, visit the IPERS booth in the Varied Industries Building. Our Retirement Benefits Officers will be on hand to answer your questions.